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Himpunan Rakyat Benci Rasuah

Police to facilitate anti-graft rally: Saifuddin Nasution

Home Minister says he has spoken to the Inspector-General of Police, appeals to participants to follow law against bringing prohibited objects and young children

Anti-graft rally? No problem, carry on: Anwar

PM’s remarks come after police say protestors must still submit revised notice on gathering with permission from venue owner

‘Nak berhimpun, berhimpunlah’ kata Anwar

Namun kerajaan tidak akan bertolak ansur dengan rasuah, malah tiada masalah rasuah berlaku sepanjang tempoh dua tahun beliau menjadi Perdana Menteri

Anti-graft rally organisers haven’t submitted revised notice with venue owners’ consent: KL police

No road closures planned for now but this could change according to the situation

No venue owner consent for anti-graft rally on Saturday: Dang Wangi police

District top cop advises public against participating in gatherings that ‘violate legal provisions’, warns of strict action as news of Sogo rally circulates on social media

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